A Methodology for the Selection of Requirement Elicitation Techniques

Tiwari, Saurabh; Rathore, Santosh Singh

doi:10.48550/arxiv.1709.08481

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“…Kiran and Ali [23] explored that the requirement elicitation process is very complex and critical as engineers from various locales of the world build up the framework, so it's tough to accumulate requirements for such frameworks. This paper focuses on how the procedure of requirement elicitation is completed for open source software and the various ways utilized to streamline the process of requirement elicitation by using a variety of tools, strategies, and methodologies.…”

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confidence: 99%

Hybrid Feature Selection based Classifier for Non Functional Requirements

Handa¹

2022

MSEA

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Feature Selection aims at finding the most relevant features of a problem domain. It is very helpful in improving computational speed and prediction accuracy. However, identification of useful features from hundreds or even thousands of related features is a nontrivial task. In this paper, we introduce a hybrid FS method which combines two FS methods – the filters and the wrappers for NFRs classification. Candidate features are first selected from the original feature set through two filter techniques then the union of these two sets are further refined by more accurate wrappers. This hybrid mechanism takes advantage of both the filters and the wrappers. The mechanism is examined by primary dataset based on NFRs. Experimental results show that better prediction accuracy can be achieved with a smaller feature set.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Hybrid Feature Selection based Classifier for Non Functional Requirements

Handa¹

2022

MSEA

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“…RE is not a simple activity, either in a teaching-learning context or in a real-life context [19]. RE comprises several activities in itself: elicitation, analysis, modeling and specification, validation, as well as requirements management [20], the purpose of which is to express, through a requirements specification document, the purpose and functionality of a software system [21], [22]. Thus, gathering, understanding, analyzing and specifying a set of requirements requires systematic, quantifiable and repeatable techniques that ensure integrity, consistency, and relevance of the requirements.…”

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Improving Student Engagement With Project-Based Learning: A Case Study in Software Engineering

Morais

Ferreira

Veloso

2021

IEEE R. Iberoamericana Tecnologias Aprendizaje

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In the area of Information and Communication Technologies, in addition to the problem of engagement, students often have difficulties in learning subjects related to modeling and programming. The reasons for these difficulties are well known and described in the literature, pointing to difficulties in abstraction and logic thinking. Knowing that the value of flexible and personalized learning, teachers are changing the way they teach, using different active learning methodologies, such as flipped classroom, project-based learning, and peer instruction. This paper describes an experiment conducted to improve the learning experiences of the students enrolled in the Computer Science bachelor's degree course, attending three curricular units: Information Systems Development, Data Structures, and Web Languages and Technologies. The approach followed by the teachers used project-based learning as an active learning methodology. This methodology allows us to achieve four main objectives: (i) improve student engagement; (ii) improve learning outcomes achievement (iii) increase the course success rate and (iv) allow students to experience the need for the software development lifecycle, feeling that software engineering is not a block-based process but depending on previous activity, often leads to the need to go back in the process. The results obtained with the use of the active methodology were well accepted by the students and allowed both teachers and students to reach the objectives set.

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“…Also,theuseoftheformofManchesterOWLsyntaxinDLmakesrequirementssimplerfor formalizationandprotectstheirexpressivepower.Furthermore,tovalidateanapproachofknowledge basedonRE,thetoolhasbeendevelopedandimplementedinthecaseofindustrialuse. Tiwari and Rathore (2017) provide an approach to obtain the best results in the process of requirements elicitation techniques by identifying a subset of the requirements of the inference technique(TiwariandRathore,2017).Thisapproachworksinthreesteps.Firstly,thepaperidentified thethreeimportantdimensions-project,people,andtheprocessofsoftwaredevelopment-thatcan impacttheresultsoftherequirementselicitationprocess.Secondly,itconstructedathree-dimensional matrix(3PM)separatelyforalldimensionstoshowtherelationshipbetweentheelicitationtechniques andthethreeimportantdimensions.Inthethirdstep,thepapergavethecriteriaformappingand employedtheminthetechniquesusedintheprocessofelicitation.Then,itappliedtheproposed approachinsomecasestudiestodemonstratetheapplicabilityandassessandprovidethecontextual knowledgeinselectingtechniquesforrequirementselicitation.…”

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Requirements Elicitation Techniques in Mobile Applications

Bahurmuz

Alnajim

Almutairi

et al. 2021

International Journal of Information Technology Project Management

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The common view of requirements engineering consists of requirement elicitation, specification, validation, and evolution. Requirement elicitation is a significant stage to assure the quality of the requirement documentations and would affect the project success or failure. There are different techniques to elicit the requirements. Each technique has its advantages and disadvantages. Thus, it is important to adopt more than one kind of technique to describe a system clearly from different viewpoints. This study prospected some of the research papers in the same field to display the requirements elicitation techniques that are used in developing mobile applications from a variety of research disciplines. It suggests some requirements elicitation concepts to guide software engineers in selecting the techniques according to customers' needs and to show the common challenges that they face.

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A Methodology for the Selection of Requirement Elicitation Techniques

Cited by 4 publications

References 18 publications

Hybrid Feature Selection based Classifier for Non Functional Requirements

Hybrid Feature Selection based Classifier for Non Functional Requirements

Improving Student Engagement With Project-Based Learning: A Case Study in Software Engineering

Requirements Elicitation Techniques in Mobile Applications

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